Sentence examples for knowingly and intentionally from inspiring English sources
"I did everything I have described knowingly and intentionally," Mr. Salander told the judge.
The prosecution, which concluded its case last week, has to prove that Mr. Blagojevich knowingly and intentionally violated the law.
"The glaring and rather tawdry truth," Judge Rakoff said, "is that Mr. Rosen, over a period of many years, knowingly and intentionally bribed one state legislator after another.
On Monday, Mr. Strauss-Kahn filed a reply and counterclaim accusing her of "knowingly and intentionally making a false report to law enforcement authorities".
Mack and Henry were in federal custody on suspicion of knowingly and intentionally conspiring to distribute and possess with intent to distribute cocaine.
"The accused was knowingly and intentionally in control of the entire Tuol Sleng criminal enterprise," Mr. Petit said, noting that his contrition had come only many years later.
According to the DOI Inspector General these people knowingly, willfully and intentionally reported awards to corporate giants as small business awards.
Every day that President Obama has been in office, hundreds of millions of dollars in small business contracts have been knowingly, willfully and intentionally diverted to large corporations that have not created one net new job in America in more than thirty years.
The indictment in the case reads: "On or about and between Oct. 10, 2001, and Nov. 9, 2001…Andersen, through its partners and others, did knowingly, intentionally and corruptly persuade and attempt to persuade other persons to wit: Andersen employees, with intent to cause and induce such persons to [withhold, alter, destroy or mutilate documents"].
Of course, there is still the difference that euthanasia consists of knowingly (and in this sense intentionally) terminating someone's life, while palliative sedation must not involve anything of the kind.
Diddy, 37, then yelled at Rechnitzer "in a threatening and ominous matter," the suit claims, before "intentionally, wilfully, knowingly and unlawfully" conducting an assault that caused the flying-backward-through-the-air thing.
